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addition to the one on the programme.
coycIUpING EXERCISES.

| auuttlOu 10 the oue oh tho piVbhahiihe
CONCLUDING EXERCISES.
DIR. Kurtz then said: Ladies and gen
tlemen. Before handing to you the
diplomas which you so well deserve,
take pleasure in making few remarks
which / am convinced will not fall upon
deaf ears. I'VE, the Board Of Education,
have endeavored to give you, through the
medium of well.selected teachers, as
thorough an education as young people
iu High schools usually receive. We
were obliged to rely on your own ener-
gies in great measure, as we could not
furnish the necessary school rooms, but
the fault was not ours, as have already
stated to the audience. 1t affords us
the more pleasure to know that you
have overcome the obstacles, and are
now ready to quit the benches for other
pursuits in life, to which our best wishes
accompany you.
But now the question may present it.
self to you of what use will all this learn.
ing be to us hereafter? In answering
this question, | would tell you that the
education you have received is but the
cornerstone of still more learning. And
no matter what pursuits you choose,
you will all have to learn a good deal
more to make yourself useful to your
fellowmen.
In professional career a thorough
education is an absolute necessity, and
yours is not near sufficient, but in the
every day path of life you will find that
all which you have learned will prove
no burden to you, but on the contrary,
you will soon discover. that in your edu.
cation you possess an imperishable treas
ure, more precious than wealth.
An accomplished woman is the great.
est attraction of home and an educat-
ed man will succeed where the
ignorant must despair. L therefore say
build upon this cornerstone OF learning
as much as you can, never part with
your book, and the answer to your ques.
tons will be happy one.
DR.. kurtz then handed each OF the
class diploma, after which the audience
departed while the Heine quartette
played musical selection.
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AMs,sEMENTS.

Takes the cake.
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mr. Husher, who Goes UP

In the Examiner balloon next Sunday a.
the Sixth street baseball park, is one of
the best photographers in the United
States. He was for long while a re-
porter on the Louisville Courier Journal.
He is now possessed of considerable
means. and is head artist for Mr.. Taber.
of San Francisco. Take good care of
him." said Mr.. Taber in lending him to
the Examiner, II can't afford to lose
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Burbank improvements.

Street railways and buildings to be built
By a resolution passed by the Board of Di-
rectors a street railway is to be commenced
Immediately on Olive avenue, and COM
pleted as soon as possible; also ten more
new buildings to be commenced and COM
pleted as fast as men and material can be
provided, as the demand Tor buildings is
far in excess OF the supply.
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BURBANK,

T.. 4. 0ARNsEY, Room IS Bryson Block.
a W. KING, lib West First Street.
n. L, MACNEIL. 10 Court Street,
r. e. HALL, Lawyer Block.
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HELD BY
THE ENEMY
The Success OF New
York.
HELD BY
THE FNEMY
The Success OF Lon
q y II.
HELD BY
THE ENEMY
The Success OF Bos-
ton.
HELD BY
THE ENEMY
The Success of San
San Francisco
| Seats on sale III urs'
iel
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Here is Little Speculation that Will Dis
count Anything in the Market.
81 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND,

Suitable for the successful growing Strawberries the finest kind
we'll small fruit vegetables in the Compton,
oneha mile the railroad subdvded
alfalfa $500 house, $500 barn.
the finest well in the land and easily worth $4500
the planted
and his family, and do it we'll.
will distributed among lucky
chasers OF the sixteen tickets. for sale.
Purchaser than the worth of his and BESIDES
there
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Arcadia.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY WEEK, JUNE 9TH.

First presentation in this city of MR.. |
GILLETrE'S highly successful American |
play.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-06-10

This engraving of styles of Bedroom
exception. cheapest the Coast
dsteac Bureau Washstand Table Rocker and
1SX30 inch swinging glass, drawers
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Walnut with Rollers Stats and Handles complete
is
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Address all letters,
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mchs5u
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HOLSTETN FRIESTANN
Stop! Think! Investigate!
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THE ONLY COW

ONLY COW
That has given 26,021 lbs. of milk in
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that given 4S4 lbs. ID
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that has averaged u, 400 lbs s ozs. in year.
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of in week.
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IL lbs Butter
each n a
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end pcdigrecs'
SMITHS, POWELL & LAMB,
".
from
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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SORES on NECK.

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-06-10

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CUTICURA ABROAD

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CARSON WATER WORKS.

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''I fear three newspapers more
than hUudI ed-tho0sand bayonets"
- Aapole on.
This is str9og language. They
arc words sEolen by man whose
martial fame awed the world. He
certainly knew what fearful mischief
might he perpetrated with hun
dred-thcusand layonets. he had
seen broad Lattle-felds painted red
with human Blood that flowed from
CHASTITY rents torn by the bayonet
lie had seen the stone-glrded and
ifon-mbbed fortress tremDle and
fall lefore tho charge of cleaning
eaYuEets. lie had known mighty
kingdoms with th, IL royal rulers to
be crushed and wrecked by the force
OF a hunGred~thousand bayonets.
What psWerl What wonderful
powerl he ascribes to three news
papers. This explains why railroads
have always showered their bene.
dictions upon newspapers. This
explains why a candidate breads an
upiriendly paper as he would Il buzz
saw. This explains why business
business men ray so heavily for ads,
when they feel convinced that it is
money squandered. This explains
why the Democratic party is snort
Ing, and champing, and putting over
Bob Taylor. This explains why the
armies Of the world cover and
shrink back at tie mentioning OF
theHame Of cur country. They are
terrorized by the startling array OF
cur newspaper hosts. We VIII never
need anothsr army Of blood thirsty
patriots. The newspapers of our
country viii fight the battles. We
have in the United States and Ter
ritOrIes Is 400 newspapers. And
CONTINUE togrow. They have increas
id ISL in the last year. In Kansas
alone, the increase was 50; in Nebra!
ka "a. If The newspapers we're al
to acoep' tie Socialists religion, men
would soon be transformed into liv
ing walking bCmLs, and at 40 dis
tant day the whole globe would be
exploded into one common fzzle.
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Some Olher linn

Il you can show me any signs of
natura gas on your farm I'll give
YOU 500 an acre. SAID a speculator
to an Ohio farmer.
Haven't any time 10 fool with
it, was the reply.
\ on must be a very busy man. )"
"1es tolelablY, I'm loriug for
oil down in the swamp. the bows
have struck satisfied just back Of
The barn, AID the old woman's out
With witch hazel rcd Iceatire n
couple Of coal m.ucs. We cant
tool with gas alole next year, -
Mali StrCetiNews.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-29

give balls and parties, 90 to wtter-
ing places aud put their girls upon
an aristocra tic auction block hoping
to catch some millionaire dudes fer
son-in-llws. A j this takes money
heaps Of II, m)re titl any mn can
make by honest labor. Every fsl
low IS trying to ape and swim lie
some bigger fellaw than he IS. Why
right here in our own country town s
know lois and scores If young men
clerking for IS a moath not in clu-
! sive Of board and clothing. And
yet these Young men wear the finest
+ Of clothing, eat the best of grub and
take their girls buggy riding three
times a week. 1t is astonishing
that their bosses don't smell a mouse.
butmaybe said boss is himself so
: busy trying to beat his creditors up
TIE river that he has no time to keep
an eye on his rag~terrier.
Oh yes there are few honest
2 men, but don't you look for them III
high places for you went find them.
, It is among the iowly in lite that
: good men may be found, and they
: are lowly because they are good.
f. Not in the pulpit but IN the corn
field; not in Congress bat in tn {
Workshop; not among President;
? and Governors, but among farm ers.
= mechanics and Iaborers. Il is a diff
I ficult matter for a man to b8 all baC
!, when he lives amidst waving field
Of corn and wheat; he sees the beau
tiful in forest, field and plain; he
e fashions with his own hands and il
l is difficult for a man to see tile good
D anil beautiful side of nature and be
d all bad himself But III cities every
thing Is unnatural ard artificial
Men and women are made to order
The blush Of the city maiden IS cal
ried in her toilet. The virtue Of the
e civ top was lost sight Of In the era
die. He has no virtue himself an,
? cannot imagine it in others. Con
= tinued in my next.
BLACKBURN.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-29
Bad Indians.

St. Louis, April PA special
fro m Fort Worth, Tex, saws adj
vices from Anadorko, Indian Agen-
CIV, are to the effect that there has
been great excitement there owing
to the action Of the Kiowas. War
talk began o, er a week ago, hut
Quanah Parke, Chief of the Coz
manches, not only held his own
tribe in check, but influenced the
better element OF the KIowas. Few
Of ills tIibe would listen to him,
and with their war talk began dep
relations oil the cattlemen. A band
of them roamed over the cattle
country, visiting residences and.
greatly frightened the women and
children. They made such demon
STATIONS about the school at Ana
dorko as TO tcrrorize the children.
he military were informed and
Capt. Han determined to withhold
beef rations from the Kiovas tbat
had caused the trouble, but when
Friday came more of the leaders
came in, and it YVES determined to
arrest them. This becoming known,
the klowas became alarmed. and
leaving their traps, wagons, etc,
took their women and children and
ell their ponies to stronghold in
The Rainy Mountain, about forty
miles from AnEdorEo. Troops we're
at cnce sent IN pursuit, and vent
into camp on the Wichita, eight
miles troa the Indian position. They
advanced to the base Of the noun
tain on the following night. After
three days parleY the Indians agreed
to give up the offending Indians to
the soldiers located near tie fort,
where they could be watched. The
troops returned TO Anaiorko with
the prisoners.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-29
RAnCRnET-

Tins { entleman is well known to
llelctple Of the United States as
tic Of Lor h-cst celebrated historians
II fact tlot lie sleIt the latter
oft Of last week in Nashville ELECTS
tsI coal mcrticn fron the Tennessee
tIus. Ills VISIT TO or state was for
II elrlTcye # collecting historical
ihtoIn alton from the papers Of
President Polk. Prior to President
Clart. q ncsl6ut LETT any Of bis
fIicial papers at the Executive
MANSION. Consequently, il histo
iian desires historical data, obtain
able only from Presidential records,
he n ust cote The homes Of the ex-
p residents and seek it. Mr.. Ban
mot las been ccnstont worker.
Ills 81 owy beard and frosted hail
viii cssl is Lie q }, bor and useful
ness.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-29
ON A RonM.

The operations Of the Interstate
Law are on a boom, Freight rat, s
are advancing, commercial traffic is
receiving death stabs, and as the
Courier Jour- al says, "PeoPle are
owing east, west, rprth and south.
lie Inter State Commissioners are
~. top. Tier salaries continue to
'lIoVI and they are acquiring infor-
hati,n and experience which vii
tn.iLentlv fit and qualify them foI
railroad Presidency or solIcitorshiT
ut the expiration Of their Commission
sFrvice,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-29
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BLACKBURN.

Nerrift's Corners, N. 7 :, Apri
19.-At 8 o'clock this morning an
explosion occurred at shaft No. 2 Of
the new aqu6duct in the north
heading John Coyne was insrant~
ly kilIel /. a Hungarian, whose name
is unknown, was fatally injured,
Five others were balt, some with
broken legs and arms and eyes. The
accident was caused by the explo-
sion of d dynamite cartridge, which
remained unexploded in one of the
previous round holes. The men
started to drill new round Of holes
and drilled into or near The cartridge
thereby causing 1t to explode.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-29
Not That Kind Of q Relic.

The widow OF distinguished pro
fess pr was visited by rather shah
by-geuteel sort Of a gentleman, who
expressed great admiration for her
deceased husband, and who finally
said,
Il revere the memory Of your hus-
Ind, and would like very much To
lave 81 me relic TO keep and cher
..sh."
The only relic l can offer you,
-eplied the disconsolate widow, sigh
in eheavily, lis myself. If you
will love and cherish me for lis sake
you may"
But the reiic hunter had silently
stolen away hefole sic could inisl,
lie stl.ten, -1tNas ~iftires
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-04-29
TEE GATE G. GELD SWUNG
BACK.
Rsvtalirg Ginning Nuggets and
Flitte1irg Gust.


@elLessee i MS Limo,
Within The last few days near Athens
Tenn, geld has been found in ] ay.
ng quantities. Nuggets weighing
100 penny weights, are found On TIC
surface and, alsa, in deposits. The
excitement IS at white heat. Rich
VEINS are likely to be developed at
any time. An old California miner
is there with improve apparatus
fer mining, and expects 10 work
che district for all il is worth. The
Bullotnhas been satisfied long siuce
that Tennessee possesses more dl-
VGsiled wealth than any state in
the Union. Aad now it pans out
that tie dark, cavernous aid rocky
peaked regions Of the State are to
hlsze and glitter, and be linked to
Inc civilized world with threads oil
gold.